Christmas is close now, which means many of us are passing the time watching our favorite holiday classics.
On many film buffs’ seasonal watch list every year is Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas.
The stop-motion film directed by Henry Selick and produced by Burton has stood the test of time thanks to its breathtaking gothic art style, ghoulish holiday charm, and amazing music.
However, that film came out in 1993, and almost 30 years later it hasn’t received a sequel despite its now cult status.
Selick has talked about the idea of a possible sequel in the past, but now Nightmare’s star Chris Sarandon, who voiced all Jack Skellington’s nonmusical moments, has commented on those never-ending sequel rumors.
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